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Like anything else -- invoke it from a script in /etc/init.d .
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rails`
What else do you think you need?
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Can you put rails on a web server before you have written an
application? And how do you do it?
Yes, typically, `sudo gem install rails` would do it :-)
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different matter.
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good start, along with googling 'rails deployment'.
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the session... how can i set this also for
common cookies ? (created with cookies[:name] = {:value = value,
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Read the Rails API doc?
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can load data from YAML, CSV -- whatever kind
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Ain't that always the way? :-)
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I'm somewhat curious what makes sense for a dateless, zoneless time.
What time do you normally wake up? 7:00 would be one answer :-)
No date or TZ associated with that...
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Time (not Pacific or Central European), on Tuesday
14 July 2009 (not Wednesday 15 July).
what time will you get up tomorrow and what time do you typically
get up seem pretty obviously different to me... :-)
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totally
irrelevant where I am. I get up at 7 in San Jose. I get up at 7 in New
York. I get up at 7 in Frankfurt. I get up at 7 in Ubud. It's 7 hours after
midnight wherever I happen to be.
There is utterly no time zone component to the concept (and use
case) I'm talking about.
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be a much more obvious way to tackle this problem.
Why not just save the user preference in a persistent cookie, so it
continues in effect when the user returns?
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to be to be
able to bookmark the correctly font sized pages, so I'm going to wait
until somebody asks for it.
If you use a persistent cookie, any bookmarked page will appear in
whatever setting was selected when your visitor left the site.
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field. How can I stop it doing this?
Uh, stop it? FORM is a block level element; that's the appropriate
behavior. Mark up your page differently if you don't want that.
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*exactly* as the error message says, there's no route
/cookbooks. That seems like a pretty unambiguous indicator :-)
So where and why are you calling that?
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a console to look for errors
4) running tests
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Also, it would be good to use something like the Firebug plugin for
Firefox to make sure that your perceived empty page really is an
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with Linux for a more Rails-friendly dev environment.
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performance will be better?.
What leads you to think your session management is the issue?
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they are :-)
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page, so what was already suggested is exactly right:
td%=h number.m1 %/td
td%=h number.m1 * 25 %/td
If that's not the answer, please try to explain what you want to do a
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haven't been able to find anything conclusive.
? googling rails reserved words brings this up as #1:
http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/ReservedWords
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: ruby-openid(2.1.7 not ~ 2.0.0)
(Gem::LoadError)
I tried uninstalling and then re-installing ruby-openid, but that
doesn't help.
What does `gem list --local ruby-openid` produce?
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/bin
(is that last bin/bin correct?)
Then see what `which rake` produces.
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not be
accounted for in those three files.
Nothing comes immediately to my mind, but I suppose some errant
installer could do it, especially if you decided to CTRL-C out of the
middle of an install. :-)
Something to keep in mind, I suppose.
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set. Is tehre
something I am missing here?
And what, you're running it in test mode? Or running tests?
You need to describe more precisely what you're doing, and why...
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if you posted your actual model code and the controller
code where you're calling your named scope.
Though -- a suggestion -- trying things out in the console is often an
effective way to debug a problem...
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User, Search, user has_many searches -- what's the issue?
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hpricot to (short version) get the innerHTML of
the BODY element of the email.
The doc/examples are pretty straightforward, but post back if you
have problems with it.
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*not* show an
rdoc link when I do that.
!suckimoto, you're right -- the rdoc link is inactive. Scratch that, then :-)
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`which ruby` returns your original version
I'd go with door #3, personally :-)
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So you might want to look at the various daemon options, i.e. just
run something continuously to periodically expunge old sessions.
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of the Rails environment.
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no predictability. this is my specific problem
Are we talking about the same thing? How that even begins to relate to
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Builder/XmlMarkup.html
escapes me...
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to inventory.
Interested in any ideas on the most Rails-ish way to handle this.
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migrate my db etc.
Uh, do you have both Ruby and JRuby on this machine?
If so I'd guess you need to do
# jruby -S gem install activerecord-jdbcmysql-adapter
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` is failing, show us the output of
which jruby
which java
which gem
which rake
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And try again, using the jruby -S command format
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On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 12:41 PM, WalTwaltermog...@gmail.com wrote:
What OS are you using? Under windows, under control panel, there's no
path variable setting.
Au contraire -- google `set windows PATH` for lots of instructions.
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some_other_config_file -- neither seems
to take.
So -- alternatives? Nginx? Pound? other? Something scriptable via
Capistrano would of course be awesome :-)
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On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Frederick
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I haven't used it for exactly this but haproxy is generally pretty
good about this sort of stuff - definitely worth looking at.
Merci! Downloading now.
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outfile=File.open('/tmp/look3','w')
11 outfile.puts(profile.inspect)
12 outfile.close
13 # @profile=profile
14 end
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, that usually
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params[:mode]
:: which also demonstrates scope chaining, FWIW.
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having a model with an
integer field.
Setting that field to 0 was successful both via rspec test and console .
I would either try to create a minimal test case app that demonstrates
the problem you're seeing, or write more tests. Which couldn't hurt,
in any case :-)
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???
FWIW, ImageMagick with the mini_magick gem works fine with JRuby
(using attachment_fu).
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is it possible to redirect?
Why don't you just alias (in DNS) one to the other?
And no, it's not possible to redirect and have the url in the address
bar remain the same.
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requires a protocol (http, https, ftp, etc.).
You might want to (re)consider which is most appropriate to store for
your app's current and future use.
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sends a 30x redirect response to a client, it instructs that
client to send a new request to the provided URL, which will then be
visible in the client's address bar (if it has one).
Forwarding under the covers is a different beast.
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, password, etc.) for your DB.
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Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
That's saying that the password for root in database.yml is wrong;
are you saying that it's not? You can log in *using the exact same
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That -- rendering a page and immediately changing it -- makes no
sense at all; why are you not delivering your page with the proper
initial state?
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Are you trying to display this in PRE tags or equivalent CSS with a
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Your display would probably be more robust if you parsed the file
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a MacBook).
Not quite pocket-sized, but you could look at the various netbooks,
e.g. ASUS Eee PC. Much smaller than a Mac, runs Linux, etc.
The gating factor 're productive is the keyboard; I got a Eee PC 900
for a trip, and my fingers are just too big for it -- obviously YMMV.
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answer the previous question:
Thorsten Mueller wrote:
So what is in params[:authors] ?
Where does this param come from and does it contain an age?
You can look in your logs (Rails and/or MySQL) to see the query
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but clicking the Submit button did not submit anything.
Any suggestions?
Sure, validate your page; if you're still having problems after that,
check the page for JS problems with FireBug. Or post a URL here.
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script language=JavaScript
And remember, kids, it's never too late to pick up bad habits. :-)
The language attribute of the script tag has been deprecated for,
oh, what, like TEN YEARS now?
Just sayin' ...
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-of-date online references -- http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/
Running your pages through the W3C validator will also point out
problematic markup, and frequently prevent a lot of styling and JS
headaches.
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selection, the ajax call is posted, the record is updated,
but the label on the view never gets updated. In fact, it blanks out.
Sounds to me like it might be getting updated with an empty value...
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in another thread: params[:authors] IS NOT the
value you think it is. You are NOT PASSING a valid value for age
so of course the result set is empty, giving you a nil @results.
Your form doesn't match up with your code. That's the problem.
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going on, someone's done a crappy
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for fetching the checkbox names,
and the other is for my application). Do I need to include some extra
code for it?
The doc for ActiveRecord::Base has a section titled
Connection to multiple databases in different models
Perhaps that would be a good place to start :-)
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causing the bullets to be hidden by another element?
OTOH, if you can't see the OL/LIs in a page via `view source` I think
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..probably worth mentioning that you can easily confirm something
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... we have as much 50 session variables inside.
Sounds like a refactoring opportunity :-)
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at http://localhost:3000/ ?
If so, what does can't see actually mean, and what's in your log?
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-shirts -- with links to 'show' you a detail view
of a single instance of that model.
That's a classic web design pattern, regardless of platform.
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a Model object with 50 attributes that's stored
in the DB. Or 5 objects with 10 attributes, or whatever makes sense.
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This is just basic *nix stuff.
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. Here is what I enter via Rails Console
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And did you restart the console after running the migration?
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I believe so -- but it should be easy enough to find out, eh? :-)
Let me know if that doesn't fix the problem.
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It wouldn't *appear* to be the admin account. What's the *exact*
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in to the observe_field method ?
Have you read the docs for the :with option? Seems like it should be
just what you need:
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Then I'd suggest asking this on a Python(-related) mailing list, or the
list/forum (assuming there is one) for this new framework. :-)
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